Timeline
Upon completion of coursework required for licensure, all applicants must complete and submit for review an electronic portfolio detailing their competencies of the UWM core guiding principles and the UWM-WI state standards for administrators. Electronic portfolios are offered through an outside service for a nominal fee. Portfolios will evaluated by the advisor and one other member of the educational administration faculty at the end of the candidate's program.
Credit Hours
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Suggested Actions
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3-6 credits
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- Meet with advisor to draft a Program of Study.
- Review and study the UWM-WI Administrative, Technology and Equity Standards and the UWM Core Guiding Principle.
- Purchase the E-portfolio program online.
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9-15 credits
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- Begin to collect artifacts and write drafts of your reflections on the UWM-WI standards and the UWM Core Guiding Principle. (This will be a continuous process throughout your graduate study). Upload draft artifacts and reflections onto your E-Portfolio.
- Ask your advisor to review and respond to your E-Portfolio.
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15-21 credits
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- Complete a mid-program reflection and assessment with your advisor, and upload this into your E-Portfolio.
- Continue to collect artifacts and upload into your E-Portfolio.
- Revise your reflections of the UWM-WI standards and Core Guiding Principle.
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21-17 credits
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- Continue to collect and upload artifacts into your E-Portfolio and revise your reflections of the UWM-WI standards and UWM Core Guiding Principle.
- Draft a new professional resume.
- Meet with your advisor to review your graduate study and E-portfolio progress.
- Begin to gather required letters of recommendation from field supervisors and UWM practicum instructors.
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27+ credits
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- Contact advisor regarding your intent to defend your portfolio.
- Register for portfolio review online.
- Complete all revisions of reflections and upload all remaining materials onto your E-Portfolio. Complete final self assessment and upload into E-Portfolio.
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